To survive, we need to engage in economic survivability of some kind. Nothing is free, we have to provide for ourselves. But does that mean we need to have coercive systems in place that force us to engage in economic exchanges? Can’t we choose to be free from this, to live without this system, for example off the grid? We […]
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The scientific efficiency of production was able to provide more time for others things. Division of labor, compartmentalization, hierarchy, and co-dependence was further ingrained in our way of living. This conditioning was further deepened with the progression of the scientific efficiency in social sciences, i.e. social engineering through a scientific dictatorship. We were promised more time with this efficiency, and […]
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There are jobs to make money. No jobs, no money. Jobs are created by demand. People want things that get made, more gets made, more jobs to make more. More people get born, they require jobs to survive in the system. Jobs need to be created through an increase in demand, or through new things being invented that will create […]
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Our constructibility is directed towards the available market of employment to provide us with monetary compensation for work done. We could be putting our time, attention and energy into truly furthering humanity, but we are being directed into specific avenues of progression towards an end people do not see. Most jobs are useless and only provide a market for imbalanced […]
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The “machine” that is our body is not a good killing machine. That is not in its design. A wolf, tiger, lion, has better capabilities for doing so. We are not designed to end the life of other animals for our survival. We have been conditioned into a predator mind-virus. Hence, according to our kind, our Nature, our design, we […]
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